Category:Geomorphology
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Geomorphology (from the Greek words Ge = earth, morfe = form and logos = study) is the science of surface features and landforms including the forces and processes that create them. Geomorphology has strong ties to geologic structure, rock types, and local/regional climate.
Subcategories
This category has the following 24 subcategories, out of 24 total.
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Pages in category "Geomorphology"
The following 200 pages are in this category, out of 246 total.
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- Badlands
- Badlands Guardian
- Baer–Babinet law
- Bagnold formula
- Bank (geography)
- Bar (river morphology)
- Base level
- Bathymetry
- Beach evolution
- Bed load
- Bed material load
- Bench (geology)
- Bibliography of Aeolian Research
- Blockfield
- Blowout (geomorphology)
- Blue-ice area
- Börde
- Bourne (stream)
- Bradyseism
- Braid bar
- Braided river
- Bratschen
- British Society for Geomorphology
- Bubnoff unit
- Butte
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- Cambering
- Catena (soil)
- Central Highlands of Florida
- Channel pattern
- Channel types
- Char (River Island)
- Claypan
- Cliff-former
- Climatic geomorphology
- Coastal erosion
- Coastal sediment supply
- Coastal sediment transport
- Colluvium
- Columnar jointing
- Community Surface Dynamics Modeling System
- Complex response
- Conical hill
- Cryoplanation
- Cryosuction
- Crystal system
- Cuesta
- Cut bank
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- Paleosurface
- Palos Verdes Peninsula landslides
- Palsa
- Pediment (geology)
- Pedra da Galinha Choca
- Peneplain
- Peresyp
- Permafrost
- Pfafstetter Coding System
- Physiographic province
- Physiographic region
- List of physiographic regions
- Pingo
- Planation surface
- Playfair's law
- Plunge pool
- Point bar
- Post-glacial rebound
- Pressure ridge (ice)
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